A report claims up to $180 billion in California fraud, but the scale and causes remain contested, raising questions about oversight and spending.
Apple, one of most valuable companies in the world, celebrates fiftieth anniversary of its founding.
NASA launches Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the moon in nearly fifty years.
New tariffs and water rules target drug costs and contaminants, with potential impacts on prices, supply chains, and what’s in drinking water.
Spending is holding steady, but slowing hiring and rising energy costs could start to pressure household budgets and change consumer behavior.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves pill form of Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 weight loss drug.
President Trump and the President of Iran discuss the current war with Iran in a televised address.
Trump’s NATO comments raise the possibility of a U.S. exit, challenging alliances, defense strategy, and America’s role in global security.
Iranian missiles hit Qatari tanker, raising tensions between the two neighboring countries.
Israel’s Knesset passes new law mandating the death penalty for those convicted of terrorism.
JPMorgan’s new initiative aims to expand opportunity through small business lending and training, testing whether private investment can rebuild economic mobility.
Trump’s executive order targets mail voting rules, setting up legal fights and raising questions about access, security, and how Americans cast ballots.
